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and listening to the headset.

Listen for a null of the desired

signal.

(6) (All modes and models.) Vary the RF (or RF

GAIN), VOL, and TRIM (R-1518 only) controls. This may allow

the desired signal to be heard over the unwanted signal.

(7) (All modes and models.) It may be possible to

improve reception of the desired signal by moving to a different

site. Generally a site closer to the desired signal's source but

further from the unwanted signal's source will improve conditions,

but tactical, terrain, and atmospheric radio conditions may affect

the choice of a new site.

(8) (Radio intercept operation only.) When the best

possible conditions have been achieved but the signal is still not

clear, make a recording of the signal. Recording analysis may

be possible later.

(9) (All modes and models.) If an alternate frequency

is available which will allow satisfactory mission completion,

change to it.

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2-18 PREPARATION FOR MOVEMENT. When a mission is

completed or it becomes necessary to move to a new location,

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